First, I want what I use to be beautiful and different. I have way too much plastic behind those cupboard doors, so I'm more conscientious about what's out in the open. Things I love to look at, along with things that are functional. My oak thread cabinet is one of those things that is both.
You can see from the mosaic that there are four drawers in the cabinet. The top drawer is full of needles in packages, and miscellany that looks like a kitchen junk drawer. You know, the one where you can find everything, but you don't want to show your friends how messy it looks?
The other drawers hold my silk threads, perle cotons and DMC© and Anchor© cotton flosses. We're not going to chat about my Type A personality, but to answer any questions...Yes, my flosses are in numeric order. 'Nuf said about that.
Oh, before I run, I want to remind you that there are only SEVEN more days until my 100th Post Giveaway signup and giveaway gifts are announced. Hope you'll check back so you can enter the giveaway, too!
Love the thread cabinet and the colorful cottons, silks and flosses are perfect against the oak background. Your little jewelry chest is perfect for your little glass bottles. They fit perfectly. Love stopping by here to see your ideas. Take care.
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Wow what beautiful organization..that cabinet is awesome...love the little bottles to
ReplyDeletewhat a warm and welcoming blog you have! very fun. i feel like i just stepped into a neighbor's home.
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xo
Hello Donna,
ReplyDeleteWill you share where I can find this "mosaic" widget?? I love the look of it..so clean..I've seen it used many times lately.
Your thread drawers are so beautiful. I got into counted cross stitch back in my early twenties and was very Type A when it came to my threads! Now if I could find the perfect wooden case full of MANY drawers just the right depth for spools of thread!
Have a great day..and please if you don't mind...post at my blog about the mosaic feature. :0) I'd love to try it out.
Bye for now,
Stephanie